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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-07
~ WANTED.

VIIANTED-ONE GOOD SALESMAN
w Address L, "A. LARIIN in. 4 CO., Bail.
llUte. mo,
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EOR SALE
NEsIRABLE PROPERTY

FOR S ALE.
Good house and ell necessary out.buIldInrs
with from one 10 I've acres OF ground.
Also. ton building lo,s high aud dry and IN.
surpassed for locat! N, - y -
Also ten acres Of hill land. to be sold separate,
Any portion Of this property will DO sold 70 sui
The purchaser. Reasonable prices
0c6 - GEORGE NARLY LE Tornntn Ohio.
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u. z. . O. Railroad.

ilsi1i Sf' Il. q. j u Railroad.
Bsllaire 4 Zanesvillc Through PASSENGER leaves
BGlairs g. Fly a. H. arrives At Bslaro D. m
m., arrives Of pellaifc 1t $40 q. IN. 49, -
summerneld Accommodation leaves gellrI,c NJ
1:0O 2. NJ, arrives at Bcllairo at IO:i5 a, m. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-07

."AN TIE D. AN EXpER1ENOEn
w Wholesale Notion Salesman, wi h terr,,o,r.
none but experienced men need apply. Ad,,,r,..
with references b. b., Intelllgenccr ScS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-07
Grand Opera House.
TRAyEAERE' GUIDE,

4 RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IL TRAINB-0n and after Nov. %, lsS7-Exr1I-
aArIca OF RsyuRSscs ~ exc. sDaily. t5undsy
executed; MONDAY e1t epied. f7aturday eS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-07

WTANTED-EOARDERS BY WEEK
IVY day or meal Also. urinrni,hCd rooms IA,
rent. Apply At a Fifteenth street t.i "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02
HOUSE OF LORDS.
THE LAND BILL .LooNsIDEBKD-PBosoU
TO BIZ WORTHLESS.

THE LAND BILL LooNsIBKBKD-PncaoU
TO BIZ woRrHLKns.
LONDON, July LA the House OF
Lords this evening in the report on the
Irish Land bill, Earl Dunraven said there
were 800 amendments waiting which
amount 10 almost Q recast OF the bill.
Earl Spencer declared that the bill
would fail to bring settlement Of the
Irish question and ID was not worth
considering as IL would not relieve the
tenants. He did not think the govern
ment understood some Of the clauses
because in some cases the clauses would
injure the tenants and others would in
jure the landlords. The tenants might
be ordered 10 pay arrears 10 small In
stallments but the payment Of rent vas
not provided for, therefore the tenants
might continue 10 pay installments and
alIsw the rent TO accumulate. Directly
the bill passed the courts would be
crowded with applicants. whVse oases
would not be settled for years.
Lord Ashbourne, Lord Chancellor fer
Ireland, said that after the bill had
passed the necessary eviction would not
be open 10 harsh criticism. The baBk-
ruptcy claims bill vas fair and reasona-
BILE.
Baron Herscheli said that the clause
dealing with evictions, in which power
10 given to the leasess to Re TO the court,
was the only CLAUSE worth anything.
Lord Salisbury said that il was be-
cause Of the trial to apply ar impOssi-
bla system Of relations between land
lord and tenant that she Government
was obliged 10 introduce the present
kflt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02
cur IN RATES.

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC SURPRISES THE
AGENTS II SAN FRANCISCO.
SAS FRANcIsoo, July The Cana
dian Pacific has eat right and left on
the existing drst-olass passenger rates
across the continent 10 the Atlantic sea
board cities. Orders we're sent from
The Oompany's head Office in Montreal
today TO sell round trip tickets
from this city to Nev York
and Boston for 800, and TO
Montreal for 500. In the case
Of the former rate IL applies as veil to
Philadelphia and otheT large cities oOn-
sidered az common points With New
York. At Montreal the passengers will
have offered him propoFtiopately low
rates TO Eastern summer sorts within
q considerable radius OF that city.
These rouAd trip tickets viii be good for
six months.
When several Of the lossl passenger
agents Of the American tFansoontinen-
tal lines we're informed Of the Canadian
Pacife's action. they we're greatly sur
pTised. The American roads have never
in their history made 9 round trip from
this city 10 the East. Their present rate
10 eastern cities, and Woe versa, are a.
low as they have ever been, and they
charge passenRsEs el62 to New York
and return; ei6t 10 Boston, and flG0 10
Montreal and retarn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02
NAVAL cADETA

sRYKRAL SAILORS AID CADETS 60 10 HoHo
LULU TO JOIN TEE UNITED STATES
EHrP ADAMS.
6AN FaAScIsco, July l.-The steamer
Alameda. which sailed today for Homo
lulu, eFrried q detachment Of eleven
sailors from the United States receiving
ship Independence. at the Mare Island
Navy Yards, and six naval cadets. Who
now 90 to sea for two years in accord
ance with the rule Of the Navy Depart
mant. prior 20 their hnal examination
for retention 10 service. All are In com
mand Of an ensign and will Join the
United States steamer Adams AZ Homo
lulu, There is no particular significance
In the presence OF the Adams al the
capital Of the Hawaiian Kingdom, as
the lattsr IL one Of Il Q frequently v,si.ed
ports by vessels attached to the Paeiae
squadron. However, In case Of any
disturbance she would protect American
interests. Should the rumor Of revo.
luton have any reliable foundation, Il
is more than probable that all Of the
available fierce Of the American and
British squadFons will concentrate ct
Honolulu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02
UNIoN PACIFIC.
soMR UNEXPECTED AND DAMAGING rKsTI
MoNY oIvKs BKFoRE THg RAIL
WAY ooAfAfrsaroN

sOMR UNEXPECTED AND DAMAGING rRstI
MoNT oIvKs BEFoRE THE RAIL
WAT ooAn6IssIoN.
OMAHA, July 1.--Befofe the Pacific
Railway Investigating Commission to-
day Edward Rosewater, editor Of she
Onaha Bee, testified that Il has been
for years the practice of the United
States Marshal Of Nebraska and bis
deputies 10 travel on free passes over
the Union Pacific Railroad and to
charge the Government 10 cents q mile
fer every mile 90 Travelled.
Commissioner Little asked the Wit
ness IL be did not know that the Mar
shal had sworn to his accounts when
rendered and that be had to swear that
no portion Of the trips charged for we're
made BY free passes.
Witness did not know how that was,
bat be knew that the passes were used.
He had himself seen 9 Deputy United
States Marshal travelling on such q
pass, from whom he learned that the
Deputy had 10 share With the Marshal
for the travelling fees allowed By the
Government for jast snch trips. Court
officers generally 10 Nebraska, Rose
water added. have always shown great
sabseFeianoe TO the railroad power. He
produced a copy Of the election tele-
gram allaesd 10 10 his testimony given
some days ago before the Commission.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

MUCH TALK occAsIoNKp ri rER ATcHr.
soH's FUBCEAaa or LAND m
AAAMRnk

MUca TALK occAs10xKp sY rHn ATcHr-
soH's PUBCEAsH or LAND N
San FsAScrsoo, July The purchase
BY the Atchison. Topeka a Santa Ps
Rsilroad Company Of . piecs OF tide
land In Alameda, and whieh is thoaRhi
TO be for the terminus Of the oonpany's
road upon The Ooasf, has caused mech
talk In rAilroad circles L iE stated
that the road i 10 be b1ilt soath in the
near futars and vill conneot With Q line
to Be run north from Lea AnReles
within TOO years. The Atohison Will
noa attemps 10 establish q passenger
ferry from the foot Of Park street across
she bag 10 this city. nor viii it baild an
indepsndeni track for that parposs
throagh or around oakland. II viii
sinpiv Join handa With the Soashesu
Paclne Company IN making o union
depot of the present Central Pacific
feFFY Auilding On the other aide OF the
bay. TITS arrangement is said already
20 have beea made. 1he AAchiaon viii
dsliveR its passengers 70 the SoafbeFn
Paeifis CoupAny at San Lsandro, from
which point shsy viii Be taken 10 the
SoatheEn Paciae ears aud boat 10 this
NfAW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02
REscUR PARIY

srfIL WonKfSa TO EK4cu TKn MnKRs
gNroMBzD N THR 0oULD 3
cURAy MNE-
YTnaEHIA lAsE }, July l.-IheEa hEa
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nenIr faRarues-

SAH FRAHcIsoo, July l.-0enk Pas
seuger Agent Goodman, Of the Southern
Pacific, said today in regard TO the
changes against The company for alleged
(iisoFimination under the IntsE State
Law. "Is wsald seem thas the seaIpeF
gentlemen own the . Juthern Pacific
OempAny. that they p pose 10 run u 70
suit themselves, bat Ss viii probably
have something - aay about thai our
selves. I knog nothiug whatever about
the matter bat IL looks 10 me a. though
these soaipers have suoc eded in gsttina
4 LOT of good advertising very cheap.
n the company bad been gailty Of anS
wrong set the matter should have been
referred to The best possible authority,
the IntsE State Commission. We shall
saka no notice Of the ease snless 10 is Of
GeiaIly pEc1Rht 20 our attention"
nat enc Steamer EaaninA-
sAH PnANcrsco, Ialy I.-The Oregon
Deyelopsnens Company IL at present.
RAINING bus one steamship on the
Ysquina Bay line. This 10 not owing
20 : lock Of patronage bat 10 q lack Of
vessels, the fsq1ina City beiDa ~ Ter
rsuAiFs and the Willamette Valley bag
IN qaaFAntiBs-
Purchases by IAdivlaaala.
sAx PRGxcsoo. Jaly LII hnaily
luFns cot that the soctheED PAeine
Oonpany has not bO1kht the south
Paoiko Coa4t Rad. II 10 An individual
pafshass By AsssFs. Hgntington. sian
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been no reimbursement in The woFk in
The mine today. The relief party b
cnstinR nos tee drifts in the north and
soath direetion, and hope 20 brsak
throuRh some time this afternoon.
A. 10 o'oiock this mornsng Eix ain
sEs from Union vent down 70 The Oan-
eoiidAtod Virginia drifs with Snperin.
tendent Patton. and removed the hnlk-
bead that waa pat N On The nizot OF
the Ere. They f0uad thai the drift was
20 badly oaved and the gas vas %
strong that thsy gave up any hope Of
trying 10 Get 10 the men by that Wag,
and returned. TIE rescue paEty is slill
working in the rescue dKift where they
have been working % lonG. bat the cut
look is no better than it was yesterday.
grTLL NO nRKAK.
vmanIA CTTx New, Jaly LA
round 9f holes has inst been fired 10 The
faea Of the south drift from The bottom
Of the incline winEs. but no indication
Of breaking through vas detected. The
underground foreman says that no con
nection viii be made tonight.
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NOTICE.

aRRRHE AKNoCNcR MlsEIF A. A
aaa4ia4ts Zee neeir1iAao = t1s sIos "a
Cklrf e foitrs. satlsct q tes - 3 tes -
pls q ~ CITY e saAzisa
lsaSsS wa. MURPHY. CAisf q FslfeA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

San Francisco. July The steam
ship Granada arrived this morning,
eighteen days out from Panama. "A
three year old child died from oonfutnl
smallpox while on board, eleven days
ago, and the passengers and crew, num-
boring In all two hundred and Atty, we're
az once vaooinated and none have shown
any signs OF the disease. The vessel
was placed in quarantine on her arrival,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

NEW YeEK, July Lit vas r1mOred
ia Wall Street yesterday that John W.
Maokay and Jay Gould we're IN confer
encs az the Western Union bnildinR,
presumably In regard 20 telegraph mat.
tara MRokAy, Who vas tbs foundeT Of
the Nevada Bank, said be kneS nothing
Of any o0nfsrenee. There 10 n0t q
woFd Of truth in the story. 10 i simply
my time. denying ths yarns thai have
bssn started about me. / am not negO-
tistiog With Qoald OF any one repre-
senting his interests with vieu 10 any
cabls % teleREaphio consideration"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

AEw YohK, July The impoFtaGi0n
Of dry goods At this port daring the
week ending today A1aoanta 10 4i ,9G1,
900; The amount thsown on the mkFkst.
&l,5aO.OQni importation Of general meF
chandise, t7,705. 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

IxDIAsaroLIs June 2s.-ISdissapolis.
s. New York. -.
DETBorr. JuIy I.--DetEoit, ~; Phil.
a6slphta, i3.
CHcA0o, Jaly l.-OaioaRo. 8, WaAh-
inRtOn 3.
PrrTsBJso. Jaly -PittsbufR. {. BE.
ton, ..
CmorxHAII. July I.-CiasianSsi. 10
Cleveland. 2.
JoUIsvTLLE, Jaiy L--bSaisvills. IS;
St. Louis, 4.
PHuADEIFEiA. Jaly l.--Athlstios. D.
Baltimore, z.
NEs YosK, Jaly l.-MstEopolitans. u
Brooklyn, 3.
Tais nAFyaRa BsAt Raes.
Nav LnEnoN, Jaly Lin ibe boat
raos today between Tale and Harvard.
Yale Won by 9 lsnRtba % Is seconds.
Yalss's time sas - min, s. sees; Hsr-
Sasd - min, i05f sso&'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

BMI0RADK, Jnly I'm. Ristios, shs
neS Servian Prime Minister, has sent
eiro1iars 10 various Representatives OF
eervia abroad stating that the ohisf
points OF the policy OF bis government
are 70 improve the financial condition
OF the country, reform the constitution,
maintain an interest with all powers, Ia.
eludinR Austria, and improve her rela
tons With Russia. The ciroalar con
elndes a. follows; "We desire 10 become
The supporters OF piece and order Ia the
Balkan Peninsula"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

San FRANcIBoo, July LA eontFaos
was signed today to grsde the extension
OF San Francisco aad Northern railroad
from Cioverdale 10 Ukiah. assuring tho
extension Of the road 10 thai point.
The oonlEaet calls for the o0mpletion OF
the work By August Of next year. Il
will be oae Of The heaviest pieoes OF
grading In the state, the contract call
ing for nearly four thousand feet OF
tunnsliaR.
Lieateaant stoney In san RRanefaeo.
SAs FRANoIBoo, July t.--Lieut George
NJ. btoney. OF the United States Navy,
Who achieved q FspatAtion 90 an Arctic
explorer, assumed charge OF the bgdFo
graphic office In this city this morning.
HIS detail is for three yeAra.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

6AN FRANoEsuo. J1ly l.-MF. and MRa.
l. N. GFubba, vita pine ehildrss. have
arrived here from TOpolobampo, and
giVs 4 Vsry moaFnfnl aeoo1nt % their
sxuaFienee in the modern Arcadia.
ThsT arrived there 0n JAnsaFy Cab. and
thsif provisions and 500 IN mopsy
wsrs tanned ints the eo@m0n fena. bat
sheV managed 10 save e1oaEh 70 carry
tbera 10 9asysas. Before the family
Ieft fhe ahiIdFsa weFs fed only On mlah
fgF three weeks. When the SMALLPOX
hFoks cat, there WAs seEy little ms4i-
ssns end @aeh heArtsssspsN prevailed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02
Rmbesxler Arrested.

DKSyKA, July 1.-Allen Palmer, alias
Fred FFicker. vas arrested here b. de-
tectiyea on q ehsFRa Of embezzlsment.
Palmer vas q clerk ofJ. T. Francis, .
real estate dealer Of Pittab1FR, Pa, and
ID is alleged that about six weeks ags,
when sent 10 the bank 10 deposit 1880.
be took the money and left for the
West. when arrested be had 500 90
his person.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

LONDON. Joly Fire vas discovered
on Jane 18th Ia the cargo Of the North
German Lloyd steamer Ralda, al BFe
men from New York. The discovery
vas made after the vessel bad left
sonthhampsoR. Il required II hours
hard work 10 quenoh the flames
and IL vas found necessary 10
isttison % chests Of tobacco and 20
bales Of cotton from between decks.
The rest Of the cargo in compartments
vas not damaged by the fire.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02
Deash ofa BashsD.

XExIA (Ohio). Jsly Bishop James
A. Boartsn, Of the afFican Msthodist
EuiscopAl Charcb, bsvipR charge IN
aoush OsFolina and Georgia. died s1d.
denly Of heart disease this morning 81
hIs home a. wilbsEf0Foe. IN this oOaniy,
10 his Tith year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

lIouIsymLR, July 1.-AlbeFt Turner,
loOloFed), one Of the mnrderers OF
Jennie Bowman, vas hanged this morn
ing. From the gallogs Turner said: II
am going 70 die with 40 honest heart
and bring no one 10 the gallOws. Free
the man Patterson. He was not With
me. l am willing 10 die now
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

G. a. WEED, N. D.
OFFTCR ROOM No. 4 YESLER-
" Laary block, Seattle. Residence cor
asr Front and Union sts. TelephoneNo. !
0daco hours from II 70 - .. m. ! % .
md 10 8 .. m. se1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02

WASHINGTON, July The decrease Of
the public debt daring Jans was abo0t
xl6, 10000. uhich makes the total re-
duction for the haoal year, ended yes.
terday, about SlOA 3OO. COO
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CnC1syArI, July lanai BalduiD,
ths late cashier Of The Fidelity National
Bank, vas surrendered By one Of bis
bopdsmsn today. but By good fortune
ansshsE suFsty waa scared and BaldWin
aid nos 60 10 jail.
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ford. oroeksr and Hopkins Who are
oolleotivsly known a. the RAciae In
provement Compazy.
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FallaFe ai CeHee DeaIers.

NEW YoRK, July l.-James M. Ed.
wards 4 o., coffee dealers, assigned 20.
day, liabilities unknown.
Consider selely the Land Bill.
LONDON, July l.-Lord Harrington has
decided that the Liberal Unionist con
ference next week ahall devote itself
solely TO the consideration sf the land
bill.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-02
Garmen, 9uet og9apen.

Dc mtb ga,a . fcrfpu,s, etEfu untr smmipaIhn e fpeist beartdsets
for -EuorobsSonm".
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-02
6or pg fra 1yanlilielipet

Gn Gatter lfploer i'm 60oer meaet.
enbos um ban life altib bar pGlet | alle
Gele, lom 9an burbe. San bar paret
ifBot tit at urtgiine tb@uurot, meget heafet
muaife, for at ifaife 6enbe oct baslise
Srob. San bar baot mango SetDm>
ringer, uite 9Grgrelier % Surser, maaIte
femme Sriitelier, bporpm bun bar lioen
@nelie, eler lpm bun life fan bare mo-
gen 6pritanb pan. 9erlom ban CT
grntten, ier p9 oanlfelis at 9jcre til
pas, iaa mlaa bun life re9ne BET laa npie,
men terfe paa bans ba9lige, trattenbe
strbeibe, Speranltran9elier ps Sfnffel-
Ter. Satteren bill berpeb balble rigtist,
%benipnsiulbt % %fpritanoist. Gn ing
Gige bar albris, trur ie9, npsen flar
Tanfe ON, bpilfen sfat bun er / i'm 5as
bers zine, buur flor Ylabs bun bar /
bans Sjerte. Saarbe Orb, uuenli9
Sale, prebe 8liffe fan pfte tpbe paa mo-
get 9anife mpblat, men Bet er besua9tet
iaalepes. 8aa Ell Waabe bar bun mere
enc 6llItruen &et til at perte bans Ses
itpttelie % Smiorg. San fat IfiGnoe
% tilrettepiie 9atteren; men lab en-
pirfeli9 Sare true 6enbe, % bun Ifal le,
meb bpilfen Sper % @lRbe ban Tier til
benoes Sjelp. ST Der ben rette Spmz
PATH mellem Saber og 9atter, pil De
Iole at bore mere for binanben enb So
Der ps Spn / MminbeliSbee er. Ssnz
men bar at paste Jig ielp p9 Jorge ior Jig
ielp, meoens 9atteren bar ben 5ribeb
at fltnne ibentificere fig meo II anoer
Terion. gr Sen bar me9et oite en- a1,z
ben Smaa enb 5abereu / Eolitif, Snterz
ester % 6ornpielier; men en- 0atter bar
nGiten altio iamme Smassretning p9
Spmpatbier ipm ban. 8en Sag fan
fumme, at benbes Sensipenbeb % Spml-
PATH bliper pperiprt paa en- anber
Wano, / &raft al enb bpiere &ettisbe=
Der. Set ct ba life at luores uper, ON
ben itaffels Saoer faiter ct forlfenbe
8lif paa 9atterens npe SeIfptter p9
nGrer Set9nfeli9beoer oeb at ifule inb-
rpmme, at ben lrse Mano er netof
ben, peo bpis &pnlme 5aoeren mae oi9(
8laoIer. 9ette er Naturens Srben %
fan life bore dnoerleoeS.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-02
TanfefDrn.

Vt saa isjenuem 2ipet uoen esentlis at
pioe, bpao man esentlis tror eler life tror,
bet er uielt. gtbuert tGnsenoe Nennelfe
maa bape Noset, iom ban trcr iulctao paa.
Sun Ietiiuoise us tanfeIpie Mennslter tror
at tuuie flare lis uoen ncsen 3rp.
gn Gbel 5anfe ADLER bit Sino, men ct
goot 5oriGt uoen at blipe sjennemfprt, Oct
ilpper % ip9ffer. 8eien til 9elpeoe er bros
lagt meo epoe 5%oriGtter. Spao @oot III
iorei9tter Sig, sjpr Oct itrdr, cs sjpr bet,
ioroi bet or 9obt.
Spilot Mpie fan pGre Gn babe til
0ptte % til @lGbe, men ct 5oriGt, alort9
uofgrt, er 9tGoeslsIt, ia mere eno lcrseli9t.
Zen, Der lGs9er an paa at itaife Gnore
6ortrGe, fan pGre bis paa, at bet beorer Jig,
TIL en- Ilet Sampittisbeb pil altio fommc
efter, % ben @jGlt er Ell bpiit nbpggeli9
Ilaseaano.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-02

,oe re Ven. 2eenern NgenfS.
ise Y. ainSie Str, Chicago, Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-02
gppsns 0of.

8png 9gpe lfrep en- 9uuobas no.
Se andre Spr Tom iamnten / bans Sule.
gn Slprn, iaa raa ipm eseu 9ub
% altib pant i'm Menins ei at itiule,
irenbrimncb itrar, ba ban inotrer:
"Sppr iGl Ell 9u9t her hos ppr Serre!
iWpooinssrop % Tattertule
Tan Ell ie IN, ei luste pGrre.
90 ~ianbelist,
ben Gelioents Jig lisne LOB peo Slist.
Nen 9pper poer oenne pllnpe Note
iSiilbeo to Minuter sren;
men Oct treble meb lin Epte
han brpo ben 5plpers Natteben.
"6prtrGilis slort!" mep Sut ps .Sfrabeu
ps ipbe Smil uoraabte Iben
% taIte blot % brebt ON Sunt
al &iraf % ON apnsens @unlt,
ipm tiapo S9iierne at mule
iTeua9t iom @uoers Suie.
Sans Smiser bog Ell imaste; iuap
ban 9epeus alo ueo 6luSt unoilap.
"Wetn Tn, bpao luster III oa?" blep q~bipurst en- HRp.
% eSers Weajeiiat iilsipe!" par beus Srar.-
"jes Snue bar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-02

vi unoertegnebe, Easiaserer meo Ching.
oallas Gtniens prGgtige 3anpfartpi "Sefla",
lom af9if traebriltianslano ben 30tes %}anilar,
tillaDe cs efter iuloenbt 9ieiie berpeo at no
trptte nor bierteliSe S%afnemligbeo mob laa-
pel &aptetnen ion SeiGtninaen for al Den
Smlpra, Der bites ps uneer Heiien, liant for
ben alminoeliat raaoenoe Hensligbeb, Oroer
% rigeli9t irenliatte Soft, ipm ri bapoe IN.
Der Geiien SRrligt er oct ps en- flor @i9os
at anbeiale Soroalteren Nooli Ieterieu. ION
paa en- nbmTrfet Wtaaoe ubfnrte fine 6or.
retnlnger larlt piIte tor Slplpipnbe0 oo
SmIor9 Tor be Sp9e. Sprtfen Sorltiel mel,
lem Sblrgonlla 9iuien pa be uoenlaroife.
Eaa 3%binspalla iii NGe % gnbuer Maben
brast I'll Jig, enopa De, iom life beianot Tia
Del % laa | line 8gier. Eaa De uoenlaubIfe'
rleo bpilfe ri bar reiit, mao Nle % Grhper
trGrses o9 Ilaaes ON Maobiterne. SGrliot
rlaa ot c9laa role fprite Stprmanb. Sens
Heter Sar'en, iom er en- aiGrnetdrl, en- 81.
nlano ! Sroets belle Setponirq. "Seflo" CT
ct ppperli9t Seiartpi o. uneoteliQt ct al be
beolte, ION 'arer oan gtlanterhaoet. pa St,.
gen Tan Nnoet enb meo p~irtelia SilfreSs2eb
nttnoes I'm Heiie nleb oct pr9otiae. blrtiot
saaenoe Sampfartpi "Sefla" eler bennttc
elboer Nuleontn9 iii tctnemmeliot of rpie
laapel Croninaen pmbpro iom ben i,bmnrfe.
Dc 8nptein % SeiGtnins.
&aptein s. Spbuion, Sampfartpiet ogitn
OF st. 9puis", Safe Minnetonta.
grrt y. gnoericn, Cafe Itias, Sppo.
9dpfetn Z. Spbnion, minneapolis.
gmrla @rpnlte, Nlbert Sea. Ninu.
@roers Nilion. @arren, Minr.
glten HasTnlsien, minneapolis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-02
Yaafuslen % 6anen.

On Yaaiusl ia9be til en- @ane:
"Stlpnt leg b%eunores al Gnboer,
Der er bog Dem, Der bar ben Sane
at finoe Sell, bpor iusen CT.
Siteoetior ii9 tlp9t at irpoe
peo mine 6IGres itoite Gragt,
be labsr zig enbog iurlpoe
ON mine Sen nieo faap 5oraet;
% andre, tent en9ans! tor iiSe,
at Gaune ielp si pGrre ifrise."
- @ieulpareo Sanen; "@ierne pilpe
man slcmmc baaoe Strig % Seu;
men 2u pil init, % bet er ilpe,
meo Ma9t behase Sper % On;
% Den, Der oil, ie oct er Tinaen,
bebase Nue, tGtfes Su9en.~